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by deletedie 4mo ago
Apple uses this approach when pairing some devices for verification e.g. setting up HomePods using an iPhone
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by deletedie 4mo ago
Each and every one of those rallies has been uniquely, relative to other rallies, violent https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/sep/13/unite-the-ki... https://www.theguardian.com/uk-ne
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by deletedie 4mo ago
Arresting 1000s of pensioners for holding a disallowed placard https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/11/met-police-mak...
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by deletedie 4mo ago
The opening salvo being a double-tap of a little girl's elementary school might have something to do with it; in an instant we created and became a greater and more insane evil than the IRGC.
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by deletedie 5mo ago
I’m winning a War, BY A LOT, things are going very well, our Military has been amazing and, if you read the Fake News, like The Failing New York Times, the absolutely horrendous and disgusting Wall Street Journal, or the now almost defunct,
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by deletedie 5mo ago
Pre-March 2026 sales will be drastically different to post-March 2026, for obvious reasons.
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by deletedie 10mo ago
And yet American products are the only ones we've ever had hard evidence on wrt intentional security issues in collaboration with US Intelligence.
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by deletedie 1y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/03/israel-gaza-ai... If the physical disconnect between killing a person (e.g. UAVs) wasn't enough to make that task easier then further offloading the dec
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by deletedie 1y ago
How very Christ-like
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by deletedie 1y ago
Have you used ChatGPT to investigate something you're knowledgeable about? ChatGPT is consistently lying (hallucinating), sometimes in small ways and sometimes in not so small ways.
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by deletedie 2y ago
"Pursuing this path" kicked-off 2 years ago when the tech industry collectively conducted the first round of unprecedented-in-scale (until the following year) 'right-sizing'.
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by deletedie 2y ago
You've essentially summarised a key Marxist critique of Capitalism. What you've described - the need for people to have autonomy, value, and ownership over the work they do - is the core tenet of Marxism.
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by deletedie 2y ago
Nintendo (and some others) used to do this in the early days of Let's Play. People stopped doing Nintendo Let's Plays for a while until Nintendo somewhat relented.
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by deletedie 2y ago
No - Windows 10 was initially pushed as the 'final version' of Windows. MS drove this home by saying 'Windows is a service' at each update. They backtracked once they realised they're losing money by not having the
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by deletedie 2y ago
macOS tends to view unused RAM as wasted RAM so it uses as much as possible which is different to the Windows approach. The integrated SSDs are also optimised for swap to aid with that. So the ideal outcome should be like you said, not ha
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by deletedie 2y ago
The film Zone of Interest is an excellent examination of this, the banality of evil. Interestingly the backlash towards the director's Oscar acceptance speech - a plea for peace and anti-Zionism - ended up highlighting that such people
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by deletedie 2y ago
The physical presence of Social Housing Estates is the evidence - the occupants are those that aren't otherwise able to afford housing or pay rent. As the commentator says, even the City has Housing Estates.
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by deletedie 2y ago
Sadly the State Dept.'s moral panic over a non-aligned Military Complex rings somewhat hollow against the backdrop of 'very substantial' support in an on-going genocide. Coincidentally, it was Chinese intervention that brough
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by deletedie 2y ago
He's rejecting the sponsor, not the product
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by deletedie 2y ago
Same problem - Tile doesn't have a webapp / site
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by deletedie 2y ago
As we speak the US is in breach of international law per the ICJ's legal conclusion that enabling and / or supporting "the transfer by Israel of settlers to the West Bank and Jerusalem as well as Israel’s maintenance of their
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by deletedie 2y ago
How does being long-GOP affect the decision? (genuine question)
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by deletedie 2y ago
With the EU now going centre-right (and largely at the expense of Greens) their long-standing stance on eWaste (and similar consumer-oriented regulation) is likely to be casualty.
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by deletedie 2y ago
You're describing the mechanics of the Free Market in it's purest form and calling it Communism.
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by deletedie 2y ago
It should (hopefully) be fairly uncontroversial that there are underlying legitimate reasons i.e. the fallout from the first decade of Brexit. Unfortunately it seems things are likely to worsen heading into the second decade.
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by deletedie 2y ago
The more accurate (though somewhat academic) term for this trait is 'narcissism'.
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by deletedie 2y ago
This is childish and / or ignorant line of reasoning that ignores Apple, Google, IBM/Red Hat, Oracle, AWS, etc to land at an odd false dichotomy between Microsoft and "random non-MS software"
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by deletedie 3y ago
Blowback isn't immediate, it might take a few decades. See 9/11
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by deletedie 3y ago
> It will just have involved making enemies of everyone else. Every other country in the world will be mad at China because they stole tech to further build their own?